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Coot Bird Behavior-Based Optimization Algorithm For Optimal Placement Of Thyristor Controlled Series Compensator Devices In Transmission Power Networks

Nguyen, Anh Tuan

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This study presents the new application of Coot bird behavior-based optimization algorithm (COOTBA) for optimal placement of Thyristor Con- trolled Series Compensator (TCSC) devices in an IEEE 30-node transmission power network with three single objectives, including fuel cost, power loss, and voltage deviation. COOTBA is implemented for the system with one case without TCSC devices and three others with TCSC. COOTBA can reach smaller cost and loss than previous algorithms by from 0.04% to 3.78%, and from 6.7% to 40.3% in the first case with- out TCSC. In the second case with TCSC, COOTBA can reach smaller cost than others by from 0.008% to 0.66%. In addition, the comparisons of results from COOTBA in the three cases with TCSC indicate that TCSC should be optimized for both location and reac- tance, and the limitation of TCSC devices should be high enough. Thus, COOTBA is an effective algorithm for optimizing TCSC devices on transmission power systems.

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POWER ENGINEERING AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING VOLUME: 21 |NUMBER: 3 |2023 |SEPTEMBER Coo Bi d Beha io -Based Op imiza ion Algo i hm Fo Op imal Placemen O Thy is o Con olled Se ies Compensa o De ices In T ansmission Powe Ne wo ks Anh Tuan NGUYEN1, Chi Kien LE2, Minh Tan PHAN3T ung Thang NGUYEN3 1Ph.D. S uden , Facul y o Elec ical and Elec onics Enginee ing, Ho Chi Minh Ci y Uni e si y o Technology and Educa ion, 01 Vo Van Ngan s ee , Thu Duc Dis ic , 700000, Ho Chi Minh ci y, Vie nam 2Facul y o Elec ical and Elec onics Enginee ing, Ho Chi Minh Ci y Uni e si y o Technology and Educa ion, 01 Vo Van Ngan s ee , Thu Duc Dis ic , 700000, Ho Chi Minh ci y, Vie nam 3Powe Sys em Op imiza ion Resea ch G oup, Facul y o Elec ical and Elec onics Enginee ing, Ton Duc Thang Uni e si y, 19 Nguyen Huu Tho s ee , Tan Phong wa d, Dis ic 7, 700000 Ho Chi Minh Ci y, Vie nam uanna.ncs@hcmu e.edu. n, kienlc@hcmu e.edu. n, phanminh[email p o ec ed], nguyen[email p o ec ed] DOI: 10.15598/aeee. 21i3.5244 A icle his o y: Recei ed May 25, 2023; Re ised Jul 25, 2023; Accep ed Aug 21, 2023; Published Sep 30, 2023. This is an open access a icle unde he BY-CC license. Abs ac . This s udy p esen s he new applica ion o Coo bi d beha io -based op imiza ion algo i hm (COOTBA) o op imal placemen o Thy is o Con- olled Se ies Compensa o (TCSC) de ices in an IEEE 30-node ansmission powe ne wo k wi h h ee single objec i es, including uel cos , powe loss, and ol age de ia ion. COOTBA is implemen ed o he sys em wi h one case wi hou TCSC de ices and h ee o he s wi h TCSC. COOTBA can each smalle cos and loss han p e ious algo i hms by om 0.04% o 3.78%, and om 6.7% o 40.3% in he i s case wi h- ou TCSC. In he second case wi h TCSC, COOTBA can each smalle cos han o he s by om 0.008% o 0.66%. In addi ion, he compa isons o esul s om COOTBA in he h ee cases wi h TCSC indica e ha TCSC should be op imized o bo h loca ion and eac- ance, and he limi a ion o TCSC de ices should be high enough. Thus, COOTBA is an e ec i e algo i hm o op imizing TCSC de ices on ansmission powe sys ems. Keywo ds Coo bi ds, Thy is o con olled se ies compen- sa o , ansmission powe ne wo k, uel cos , powe loss, ol age de ia ion. 1. In oduc ion. P oblem De ini ion A powe sys em’s mos basic elec ic pa s a e powe plan s, ansmission g ids, dis ibu ion g ids, and loads [1]. Typically, he wo p ima y componen s o powe plan s a e gene a o s and ans o me s, whe eas ans- mission g ids and dis ibu ion g ids a e mainly com- p ised o lines, ans o me s, buses, and loads. T ans- mission and dis ibu ion g ids ha e almos he same elec ic componen s bu di e en sizes. G ea e com- ponen size is o ansmission g ids, bu a smalle size is o dis ibu ion g ids. Gene a o s and ans o me s a powe plan s a e in cha ge o p oducing and ans- mi ing elec ici y o ansmission lines [2]. Dis ibu- ion lines ecei e elec ici y om ansmission lines and p o ide elec ici y o loads. T ansmission lines play a e y impo an ole in powe sys ems since hey ecei e a e y high powe om powe plan s and supply he powe o dis ibu ion powe ne wo ks. I he ans- mission lines canno wo k s ably, powe gene a ed by powe plan s canno be p o ided o dis ibu ion lines and loads [3]. So, op imal powe low (OPF) o ans- mission powe ne wo ks has become a signi ican p ob- lem in powe sys ems. The con en ional OPF p oblem has a ac ed a as numbe o s udies o eaching di e en objec i e unc- c 2023 ADVANCES IN ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING 171 POWER ENGINEERING AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING VOLUME: 21 |NUMBER: 3 |2023 |SEPTEMBER Tab. 1: Nomencla u e NT Gs Numbe o he mal gene a o s in exis ing powe sys em α1n,α2n,α3nFuel coe icien s o he mal gene a o n P Gn,QGnAc i e and eac i e powe gene a ed by he he mal gene a o n CDab Conduc ance o he ansmission line a−b Uaand UbVol age ampli udes a node aand node b NND Numbe o nodes o he gi en ansmission ne wo k P Gls n,P Ghs nThe lowes and highes ac i e powe gene a ion o he n h he mal gene a o QGls n,QGhs nThe lowes and highes eac i e powe gene a ion o he n h he mal gene a o SCls a,SChs aThe lowes and he highes eac i e powe gene a ion o he shun capaci o s a node a Uls load,Uhs load The lowes and he highes ol age magni udes o load a he load node d Uls n,Uhs nThe lowes and he highes ol age magni udes o he he mal gene a o n NNLS Numbe o load nodes T Sls ,T Shs The lowes and he highes ap se ing alue o all ans o me s T SpTap se ing alue o he ans o me p N ms T ans o me numbe APkAppa en powe ansmi ed h ough he b anch k AP hs kThe highes appa en powe o he b anch k NB s B anch numbe Xls T CSC ,Xhs T CSC The lowes and highes eac ance alues o TCSC de ices XT CSC,q The eac ance o he TCSC q NT CSC The numbe o TCSC B T CSC,q The b anch wi h he q h TCSC dn0÷1A andom numbe wi hin one and ze o ions such as elec ic gene a ion uel cos educ ion [4] and pollu ed emission educ ion [5] o he mal powe plan s (ThPPs), and ol age p o ile enhancemen [6]. When he end o using enewable ene gies becomes popula , wind and sola pho o ol aic powe plan s a e conside ed wi h ThPPs as majo powe sou ces in ansmission powe ne wo ks [7]. Howe e , a big p ob- lem o ansmission powe ne wo ks is he con ingency o ansmission lines once powe plan s upg ade hei powe o loads need mo e powe [8]. The addi ional in- s alla ion o he mal gene a ing uni s, he ins alla ion o new wind powe plan s and new sola pho o ol aic powe plan s, he addi ional ins alla ion o wind u - bines o sola pho o ol aic a ays in exis ing enewable powe plan s, o changes in mode n echnologies a e he eason ha ansmission lines cope wi h he s a us o o e cu en [9]. The key mo i e o OPF is o ind he op imal ope a- ion plan o gene a ing uni s and o he elec ic de ices o cu ing he elec ic p oduc ion cos and ene gy loss and enhancing powe quali y such as equency, ol - age, and high eliabili y while sa is ying all cons ain s om hese componen s [10]. In simula ing he OPF p oblem, hanks o he aid o so wa e, pa ame e s o elec ic componen s a e modeled as con ol a iables and dependen a iables in which con ol a iables and dependen a iables a e, espec i ely, ega ded as in- pu da a and esul s o he New on-G aphson me hod [11]. I he wo ypes o a iables a e wi hin allowable limi s, he e is a alid solu ion o powe low. How- e e , an op imal solu ion mus sa is y all cons ain s and ha e a good objec i e unc ion [12]. Conside ing he se ious issue o con ingency, inding solu ions o he OPF p oblem ake mo e challenges, o e en he e a e no alid solu ions ound by e y s ong me hods o he cases. Combining powe low me hods such as Gaussidel/New on-G aphson and he me aheu is ic algo i hms is he mos e ec i e end [13]-[15]. Ma h- powe was un o calcula ing powe lows; meanwhile, an imp o ed gene ic algo i hm [13], imp o ed cuckoo sea ch [14], and Jelly ish sea ch algo i hm (JSA) [15] we e success ully applied o inding con ol a iables. Howe e , i powe plan s mus p oduce high powe and ansmi o loads, hese e y high-pe o mance me h- ods also ail o ind easonable solu ions. De i ed om he unexpec ed issues, Flexible Al e - na ing Cu en T ansmission Sys em (FACTSs) com- ponen s ha e been sugges ed o be used in powe sys- ems. Se e al FACTS de ices ha e been applied o minimize ac i e powe loss, educe ol age d op, and a oid con ingency, such as S a ic Va Compensa o (SVC) [16], s a ic synch onous compensa o (STAT- COM) [17], Thy is o Con olled Se ies Compensa o (TCSC) [1], [18]-[24], Uni ied Powe Flow Con olle (UPFC) [25, 26], Thy is o Con olled Phase-Angle Regula o (TCPAR) [25], he combina ion o TCPAR and TCSC [27]-[30], and he combina ion o SVC and TCSC [31]. Se e al s udies ha e conside ed he same FACTs, bu di e en me aheu is ic algo i hms we e used. The s udy [1] was a e y ea ly s udy abou TCSC by p oposing a hyb id Simula ed annealing al- go i hm and Tabu sea ch algo i hm (SAA/TSA) in 2002. The s udy has also implemen ed Gene ic algo- i hm (GA), Tabu sea ch algo i hm (TSA), and Simu- la ed annealing algo i hm (SAA) o in es iga ing he solu ions ob ained by SAA/TSA. The s udy [16] has sol ed a mul iobjec i e unc ion, and i has used A mul iobjec i e biogeog aphy-based op imiza ion algo- c 2023 ADVANCES IN ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING 172 POWER ENGINEERING AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING VOLUME: 21 |NUMBER: 3 |2023 |SEPTEMBER i hm (MOBBO). The s udy [17] also op imized he ins alla ion o STATCOM and UPFC o educe cu - en on ansmission lines. Pa icle swa m op imiza- ion (PSO) [18], imp o ed an lion algo i hm (IALA) [19], and Gene ic algo i hm (GA) [20, 21] we e e- spec i ely applied o op imizing TCSC in ansmis- sion powe ne wo ks. Two imp o ed e sions o pa - icle swa m op imiza ion we e espec i ely applied in he s udies [22, 23], including Cons ic ion ac o -based pa icle swa m op imiza ion algo i hm (CF-PSO) [22], and challenge s and aging leade algo i hm-based pa - icle swa m op imiza ion (CALA-PSO) [23]. CF-PSO was a popula imp o ed e sion o PSO ha has been applied o many op imiza ion p oblems in enginee - ing. Meanwhile, CALA-PSO was i s de eloped in he s udy [23]. The s udy [24] has de eloped a hy- b id ha mony sea ch algo i hm and di e en ial e olu- ion algo i hm (HAS/DE) o he OPF p oblem wi h TCSC; howe e , he s udy has no implemen ed single algo i hms, such as ha mony sea ch algo i hm and Di - e en ial e olu ion o he same p oblem in he s udy [24]. The s udy [25] has sugges ed using an imp o ed g asshoppe algo i hm (IGRA) o op imize he ins al- la ion o ei he UPFC o TCPAR in he ansmission powe ne wo k. Di e en algo i hms, such as hyb id PSO [27], k ill he d algo i hm (KHA) [28], symbio ic o ganisms sea ch algo i hm (SOSA) [29], and nondomi- na ed so ing gene ic algo i hm-II (NSGA-II) [30], ha e been applied o op imizing TCPAR and TCSC simul- aneously. The s udies ha e indica ed ha he numbe o FACTs de ices had a clea impac on he imp o e- men o he ol age o loads, ene gy loss educ ion, and educ ion o elec ic gene a ion cos s. GA, di e en ial e olu ion (DE), and pa icle swa m op imiza ion ha e been applied o op imizing bo h SVC and TCSC. SVC could compensa e o eac i e powe a nodes ins alled wi h SVC; meanwhile, TCSC could educe a pa o a pa ame e o ansmission lines. So, he h ee al- go i hms ha e imp o ed he echnical indica o s o he applied sys ems, bu hei e ec i eness was di - e en . In gene al, hese s udies ha e applied di e en FACTs in ansmission powe sys ems o echnical and economic ac o s. The esul s we e much be e han hose o base ansmission powe sys ems wi hou he FACTs de ice. In his s udy, we apply an e ec i e me aheu is ic algo i hm, Coo bi d beha iou -based op imiza ion al- go i hm (COOTBA) o he OPF p oblem wi h he placemen o TCSC de ices in a ansmission powe ne wo k wi h 30 nodes. COOTBA has been p o en o be e y e ec i e o placing sola gene a o s in dis ibu- ion sys ems [31, 32]. The s udy [33] applied COOTBA o an op imal powe low conside ing load nodes wi h aluminum plan s o educing emission and powe loss. COOTBA was p o ed o be success ul o he p oblem and o be mo e e ec i e han glowwo m swa m algo- i hm (GWSA) o all s udy cases. The pe o mance o COOTBA was p o ed o be high o op imiza ion p oblems in ansmission and dis ibu ion ne wo ks, al- hough i has no been shown o be be e han all ex- is ing me hods. So, COOTBA is applied in he s udy o he OPF p oblem wi h he p esence o TCSC. The no el y o he s udy is as ollows: •Find he maximum limi o TCSC o he high- es cos and loss educ ions, and he bes ol age imp o emen . •Compa e he pe o mance o COOTBA and p e i- ous algo i hm in [34] in inding op imal loca ions o TCSC. The con ibu ion o he s udy a e as ollows: •Reach smalle elec ici y gene a ion cos s, smalle powe losses and be e ol age p o ile han p e i- ous s udies. •Find he mos op imal solu ions o TCSC in e- ducing elec ici y gene a ion cos and powe loss, and imp o ing ol age. •Find a sui able algo i hm, COOTBA, o he placemen o TCSC in ansmission powe ne - wo ks. 2. P oblem desc ip ion 2.1. Objec i e unc ions This s udy conside s h ee objec i e unc ions (OFs) while e alua ing he con ibu ions o TCSC in ans- mission powe ne wo ks, including o al uel cos min- imiza ion (TFC) [35], ac i e powe loss minimiza ion (APL) [36], and ol age de ia ion minimiza ion (VD) [12]. Thei ma hema ical exp essions a e, espec i ely, p esen ed as ollows: TFC = NT Gs X n=1 α1n+α2n.PGn+α3n.PG2 n(6S/h),(1) APL = NND X a=1 NND X b=1,b6=a CDab.(U2 a+U2 b −2.Ua.Ub.cos φab)(MW),(2) V D = NND X a |Ua−UST R|(Pu).(3) In Equa ion (2), ϕab is ob ained by using ϕab =ϕa− ϕbwhe e ϕaand ϕba e ol age phase angels a node aand node 4. In Equa ion (3), UST R is he s anda d ol age alue, and i s alue is se o a a ed alue o 1.0 pu. c 2023 ADVANCES IN ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING 173 POWER ENGINEERING AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING VOLUME: 21 |NUMBER: 3 |2023 |SEPTEMBER Fig. 1: A simple illus a ion o he TCSC ins alled in he spe- ci ic ansmission line. 2.2. The desc ip ion o TCSC Thy is o con olled se ies compensa o (TCSC) is one o he FACTs de ices ha can be ins alled in ansmis- sion powe ne wo ks o economic and echnical a - ge s such as powe gene a ion, ol age d op educ ion, powe loss educ ion, e c. In a ansmission line wi h he p esence o TCSC, he line model is plo ed in Fig- u e 1 [37]. The eac ance model o he line a e ins alling TCSC is ob ained by: X0 ab =Xab −XT CSC .(4) In addi ion, he ans e conduc ance and he suscep- ance o he line a−ba e ins alling a TCSC de ice a e ecalcula ed by [38]: CDT CSC ab =Rab R2 ab + (Xab −XT CSC )2,(5) STT CSC ab =−(Xab −XT CSC ) R2 ab + (Xab −XT CSC )2,(6) whe e CDT CSC ab and STT CSC ab a e, espec i ely, he conduc ance and he suscep ance o he line a−ba e he TCSC de ice is placed on he line; Raband Xaba e, espec i ely, he esis ance and eac ance o he ans- mission line a−bbe o e ins alling TCSC; XT CSC is he eac ance o he TSCS de ice placed on he ans- mission line a−b. No e ha CDT CSC ab =CDT CSC ba and STT CSC ab =STT CSC ba a e used as conside ing he ac o s in ansmission powe ne wo ks. 2.3. Cons ain s o OPF p oblem wi h TCSC 1) Equali y cons ain In OPF p oblem, he ac i e and eac i e powe balance cons ain s a each node a(whe e a= 1, . . . , NND) mus be sa is ied as shown in he ollowing exp essions [39]: PGa−PDa=Ua NNo X b=1 Ub"CDT CSC ab .cos(φab) +STT CSC ab .sin(φab)#,(7) QGa+SCa−QDa=Ua NNo X b=1 Ub"CDT CSC ab .cos(φab) −STT CSC ab .sin(φab)#, (8) whe e PGaand QGba e, espec i ely, he ac i e and eac i e powe injec ed a node aby he mal gene a- o s; PDaand QDba e, espec i ely, he ac i e and eac i e powe demands o loads a node a; and SCa is he eac i e powe supplied by he eac i e powe compensa o s connec ed a node a. 2) Inequali y cons ain s These cons ain s a e conside ed o sa is y ope a ion limi s o elec ic componen s in he ansmission powe ne wo ks, such as he mal gene a o s, shun capaci o s, loads, ans o me s, ansmission b anches, and addi- ionally added TCSC de ices. The cons ain s a e ex- p essed as ollows [1],[37],[40]: PGls n⩽PGn⩽PGhs n,(9) QGls n⩽QGn⩽QGhs n,(10) SCls a⩽SCa⩽SChs a;a= 1, ..., NND,(11) Uls load ⩽Uload ⩽Uhs load;load = 1, ..., NNLs,(12) Uls n⩽Un⩽Uhs n;n= 1, ..., NT Gs,(13) TSls p⩽TSp⩽TShs p;p= 1, ..., NT ms,(14) APk⩽APhs k;k= 1, ..., NB s,(15) Xls T CSC ⩽XT CSC,q ⩽Xhs T CSC ;q= 1,2, .., NT CSC , (16) 1⩽B T CSC,q ⩽NB s;q= 1,2, ..., NT CSC .(17) 3. Coo bi d beha iou -based op imiza ion algo i hm (COOTBA) COOTBA is also a me aheu is ic algo i hm based on popula ion and andomiza ion. COOTBA is a ma he- ma ical model exp essing he beha io s o an a e age- size wa e bi d species, Coo s, while sea ching o ood. Coo s end o ga he in a g oup wi h many indi idu- als, and hey mo e o ind ood oge he . Based on he amoun o ood ound, all coo s a e classi ied in o a membe g oup and a leade g oup. COOTBA has a di e en cons uc ion om o he me aheu is ic al- go i hms due o he special cha ac e is ic o he coo bi d species. COOTBA also needs a andomly ini ial solu ion se , and hen he solu ion se can be imp o ed based on wo echniques. The ini ial solu ion se and i s upda e p ocess a e p oduced and implemen ed as ollows: The ini ial solu ion se has an uppe bound and a lowe bound, Boundup and Boundlow, in which he bounds con ain he maximum and minimum alues o con ol a iables in a conside ed op imiza ion p ob- lem, espec i ely. Each solu ion is ep esen ed o a c 2023 ADVANCES IN ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING 174 POWER ENGINEERING AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING VOLUME: 21 |NUMBER: 3 |2023 |SEPTEMBER coo in he swa m, and i is modeled by Coo c(whe e c= 1, . . . , SP o, and SP o is he alue o popula ion). Each Coo cis p oduced wi hin he ange [Boundlow, Boundup]. Each solu ion is exp essed by MCoo ain a low-quali y se and LCoo bin a high-quali y se . The e a e Nlow and Nhigh solu ions in he wo se s, espec- i ely. COOTBA upda es new solu ions o he wo se s as ollows: 3.1. Upda ing solu ions o he low-quali y se In he low-quali y solu ion se , COOTBA conside s h ee condi ions o upda e cu en solu ions acco d- ingly. The cu en and new solu ions a e se o MCoo aand MCoo new a, espec i ely. One ou o he ollowing equa ions is applied o p oduce he new so- lu ions. MCoo new a=MCoo a+SF1.(Coo d −MCoo a), (18) MCoo new a=SF2.(MCoo a+MCoo a0,)(19) MCoo new a=LCoo d +SF3.(LCoo d −MCoo a), (20) Whe e SF1,SF2, and SF3a e scaling ac o s gi en in Appendix A; MCoo a0is he closes solu ion o MCoo a;MCoo d is a newly gene a ed solu ion wi hin he ange [Boundlow,Boundup]; and LCoo d is a andom solu ion in he high-quali y se . 3.2. Upda ing solu ions o he high-quali y solu ion se COOTBA uses wo o mulas o sea ch new solu ions in he solu ion space, ei he Equa ion (21) o Equa ion (22). In he equa ions, LCoo band LCoo new ba e he b h cu en and new solu ions in he popula ion. To selec one ou o he wo equa ions, a andom numbe wi hin ze o and one is p oduced and compa ed o 0.5. I he numbe is smalle han 0.5, Equa ion (21) is applied. O he wise, Equa ion (22) is selec ed. The wo equa ions a e as ollows: LCoo new b=Coo bes +SF4(Coo bes −LCoo b) (21) LCoo new b=−Coo bes +SF4(Coo bes −LCoo b) (22) whe e Coo bes is he bes solu ion in he high-quali y se ; and SF4is a scaling ac o gi en in Appendix A. 3.3. Applica ion o COOTBA o OPF p oblem wi h TCSC In his s udy, COOTBA is esponsible o inding con- ol pa ame e s o he con en ional OPF p oblem and TCSCs’ pa ame e s. Sec ion 2 has men ioned hese pa ame e s. The con en ional OPF p oblem’s pa am- e e s mus sa is y cons ain s (9), (11), (13) and (14) meanwhile TCSCs’ pa ame e s mus sa is y cons ain s (16) and (17). A e ha ing hese pa ame e s, Ma h- powe p og am is un o eaching dependen pa ame- e s o he OPF p oblem, which can sa is y cons ain s (10), (12) and (15). I hese dependen pa ame e s a e no allen in o he limi s, hey mus be ined o ind- ing penal y e ms. Finally, objec i e unc ions in Eqs. (1)-(3) can be ob ained. The lowcha o applying COOTBA o he p oblem is p esen ed in Figu e 2. 4. Nume ical esul s In he sec ion, COOTBA is implemen ed o he IEEE 30-node ansmission powe sys em o op imizing he placemen o TCSC de ices wi h h ee di e en single objec i e unc ions, including cos , ac i e powe loss, and ol age de ia ion. In addi ion, COOTBA is also implemen ed o he base sys em wi hou TCSC o he same objec i es. The sys em is plo ed in Figu e 2, and i s da a can be aken om [41]. The limi a- ions o eac ance o TCSC a e om 0.0 o 0.02 pu [1]. Fo he case o using a sui able loca ion o TCSC wi hou using he sea ch om COOTBA, he sole lo- ca ion ob ained by implemen ing he loss sensi i i y index me hod [34] is inhe i ed o be b anch 3-4. The h ee s udy cases a e exp essed in de ail as ollows: •Case 1: COOTBA is implemen ed o he sys em wi hou TCSC de ices. Fo his case, SP o and MI e a e, espec i ely, se o 20 and 200 by ex- pe imen •Case 2: Line 3-4 is employed o placing TCSC. COOTBA is implemen ed o inding pa ame e s in he powe sys em and eac ance o TCSC. Fo his case, SP o and MI e a e, espec i ely, se o 40 and 200 by expe imen . •Case 3: COOTBA is implemen ed o inding pa- ame e s in he powe sys em, and loca ion and eac ance o TCSC. Fo his case, SP o and MI e a e, espec i ely, se o 40 and 500 by expe imen . •Case 4: Simila o Case 3, bu he maximum limi o TCSC is one pu ins ead o 0.02 pu as in Case 3. The se ings o SP o and MI e a e simila o hose o Case 3. c 2023 ADVANCES IN ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING 175 POWER ENGINEERING AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING VOLUME: 21 |NUMBER: 3 |2023 |SEPTEMBER Fig. 2: Applica ion o COOTBA o OPF p oblem wi h TCSC de ices. Fig. 3: The IEEE 30-node sys em. To each objec i es in he ou cases abo e, COOTBA is implemen ed o 50 ial uns. Ma lab so wa e wi h e sion 2018b is used o code he p o- g am, and a pe sonal compu e wi h he p ocesso o 2.4 GHz and 8 GB o RAM is p o ided o ins alling he Ma lab so wa e. 4.1. Resul compa ison o 3 cases Table 2 p esen s he bes uel cos , he bes powe loss, and he bes ol age de ia ion o he h ee cases abo e om 50 success ul uns o each case. In gene al, Case 3, wi h op imal loca ion and pa ame e o TCSC, is he bes o op imizing he conside ed objec i es, cos , loss, and ol age. The base sys em wi hou TCSC in Case 1 is he wo s case o educing uel cos and im- p o ing ol age, bu Case 2 is he wo s o educing powe loss. In de ail, he h ee alues a e espec i ely $799.378, 2.946 MW and 0.142 Pu in Case 1, $799.314, 2.954 MW and 0.140 pu in Case 2, and $799.207, 2.929 MW, and 0.138 pu in Case 3. A s ange issue is ha Case 2 wi h TCSC a he p ede e mined line 3-4 su - e s a highe powe loss han he base sys em o Case 1 by (2.954-2.946=0.008 MW). This unexpec ed esul indica es ha he placemen o TCSC on ansmission line 3-4 is ine ec i e in educing powe loss. Case 3 inds he ansmission line 2-5 o TCSC, and his so- lu ion is mo e e ec i e han Case 2 by eaching a loss educ ion o (2.954-2.929=0.025 MW). Taking a look a he eac ance o TCSC can see ha Case 2 needs a 0.0176-pu, 1.52e-06-pu, and 0.0067-pu TCSC bu Case 3 needs he maximum eac ance o 0.02 pu o all h ee s udy cases. Case 2 wi h powe loss ob- jec i e needs app oxima ely ze o eac ance o TCSC c 2023 ADVANCES IN ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING 176 POWER ENGINEERING AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING VOLUME: 21 |NUMBER: 3 |2023 |SEPTEMBER Tab. 2: Summa y o he bes esul s om h ee s udy cases by unning COOTBA S udy Resul Objeci e unc ion Case Fuel cos ($) Powe loss (MW) Vol age de ia ion (pu) Case 1 Objec i e alue 799.378 2.946 0.142 Case 2 Objec i e alue 799.314 2.954 0.140 XT CSC (Pu) 0.0176 1.52e-06 0.0067 Case 3 Objec i e alue 799.207 2.929 0.138 XT CSC (Pu) 0.02 0.02 0.02 Loca ion o TCSC Line 2-5 Line 2-5 Line 1-18 wi h he alue o 1.52e-06 pu. The op imal ansmis- sion line o placing a TCSC de ice is line 2-5 o cos and loss objec i es and line 18-1 o he ol age ob- jec i e. I is no ed ha i he TCSC de ice wi h a highe maximum limi o 0.02 Pu, he e ec i eness o he TCSC de ice is g ea e han Case 3. In ac , Case 4 is implemen ed, and i s esul s a e p esen ed in Table 3. I can be seen clea ly ha he cos , loss, and ol age de ia ion o Case 4 a e be e han hose o Case 3 in Table 2 by $0.08, 0.033 MW, and 0.026 pu. Case 4 uses he same line 2-5 as Case 3 o cos op imiza ion bu di e en lines o loss and ol age de ia ion objec- i es. Line 27-28 and line 10-20 a e employed by Case 4 ins ead o line 2-5 and line 1-18 o loss and ol - age de ia ion. The eac ance o TCSC is also di e en be ween Case 3 and Case 4. The eac ance alues o Case 4 a e, espec i ely, 0.0497, 0.2620, and 0.3998 pu, while hose o Case 3 a e 0.02. Tab. 3: Summa y o he bes esul s om Case 4 by unning COOTBA Resul Objeci e unc ion Cos ($) Loss (MW) Vol. De . (pu) Objec i e alue 799.127 2.896 0.116 XTCSC (Pu) 0.0497 0.2620 0.3998 Loca ion o TCSC Line 2-5 Line 27-28 Line 10-20 The uel cos o gene a o s is plo ed in Figu e 4 and Figu e 5 o compa e Case 2 and Case 1, and Case 3 and Case 1. The wo igu es show ha he same gen- e a o s ha e a e y small cos di e ence. In addi ion, he sa ing cos o each gene a o in Case 2 and Case 3 is also calcula ed as compa ed o Case 1 and plo ed by using blue a eas in he wo igu es. Gene a o s 1 and 5 o Case 2 and Case 3 use smalle cos han hose o Case 1 by $0.65 and $2.03, and $0.68 and $0.95 bu o he gene a o s 2, 3 and 4 o Case 2 and Case 3 use highe cos han hose o Case 1. Gene a o 6 o Case Fig. 4: Compa ison o gene a o uel cos be ween Case 2 and Case 1. Fig. 5: Compa ison o gene a o uel cos be ween Case 3 and Case 1. 2 and Case 3 ha e he same cos as Case 1. The esul s indica e ha he placemen o TCSC on ansmission line 3-4 in Case 2 and ansmission line 2-5 in Case 3 changed he powe gene a ed by gene a o s and led o cos educ ion. The con e gence p ocesses o each he bes cos o Cases 1 and 2, and Cases 3 and 4 a e gi en in Figu e 6 and Figu e 7. The igu es show ha COOTBA always each be e cos in Case 2 han Case 1, and in Case 4 han Case 3 a he same i e a ion. A he inal i e - a ion, he cos s o Case 2 and Case 4 a e espec i ely be e han hose o Case 1 and Case 3. The ol age o 30 nodes o he ol age de ia ion objec i e is plo ed in Figu e 8 o compa ing Case 2 and Case 1, and in Figu e 9 o compa ing Case 3 and Case 1. The wo igu es indica e ha he powe sys em in he h ee s udy cases can sa is y ol age cons ain s. Nodes ha e a ange o ol age om highe han 0.97 pu and smalle han 1.04 pu, in which he limi s o ol age a e om 0.95 o 1.05 pu. The ol age di e ence a nodes is no clea be ween Case 2 and Case 1, and c 2023 ADVANCES IN ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING 177 POWER ENGINEERING AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING VOLUME: 21 |NUMBER: 3 |2023 |SEPTEMBER Fig. 6: Con e gence p ocesses o each he bes cos o Cases 1 and 2. Fig. 7: Con e gence p ocesses o each he bes cos o Cases 1 and 2. Case 3 and Case 1. Clea ly, COOTBA is e y use ul in op imizing he con ol pa ame e s o he base sys em in Case 1. So, he use o TCSC in Case 3 canno each much be e esul s han in Case 1. To cla i y he e ec i eness o COOTBA, he ollowing sec ion will compa e he pe o mance o COOTBA wi h p e ious me hods o s udy cases. 4.2. Compa ison o pe o mance be ween COOTBA and o he s COOTBA is compa ed o o he me hods o Case 1 wi hou TCSC o cos and loss objec i es in Table 4. COOTBA is compa ed o adap i e PSO (APSO) [42], cons ic ion ac o -based PSO (CF-PSO) [43], imp o ed CF-PSO (ICF-PSO) [43], imp o ed g oup sea ch op imiza ion algo i hm (IGSOA) [44], con en- ional Honey Bee Ma ing algo i hm (CHBMA) and imp o ed o CHBMA (IHBMA) [45], mul i-objec i e ma hema ical p og amming algo i hm (MOMPA) [46], Fig. 8: Vol age o nodes in Case 1 and Case 2. Gaussian ba e bone impe ialis compe i i e op imiza- ion algo i hm (GBBICOA), modi ied social spide al- go i hm (MSSA) [48], imp o ed e olu ion p og am- ming algo i hm (IEPA) [49], eaching and lea ning based algo i hm (TLBA) [50] and hyb id TLBA, and impe ialis compe i i e algo i hm (HTLBA-ICA) [50]. The cos compa ison shows ha COOTBA is supe io o many algo i hms o cos objec i e and loss objec- i es, excluding ICF-PSO [43] and MSSA [48]. Fo he cos compa ison, COOTBA has ound a smalle cos han o he s, om $0.292 (compa ed o CF-PSO[43]) o $31.472 (compa ed o GBBICOA [47]), co espond- ing o 0.04% o 3.78%. Fo loss compa ison, COOTBA has ound a smalle loss han o he s, om 0.21 MW o 1.991 MW, co esponding o om 6.7% o 40.3%. How- e e , COOTBA is wo se han MSSA and ICF-PSO due o a highe cos o $0.038. So, COOTBA is also a highly e ec i e algo i hm, and i s esul s om TCSC de ice placemen a e highly eliable. Tab. 4: Compa ison o cos and powe loss om Case 1 Me hod SAA/TSA [1] APSO [42] Cos ($) 804.7837 801.97 Me hod GBBICOA [47] MSSA [48] Cos ($) 830.85 799.34 Me hod IGSOA [44] CHBMA [45] Cos ($) 801.75 802.21 Me hod HTLBA-ICA [50] CF-PSO [22] Cos ($) 801.0488 799.9512 Me hod CF-PSO [43] ICF-PSO [43] Cos ($) 799.67 799.34 Me hod IEPA [49] TLBA [50] Cos ($) 802.465 801.6524 Me hod IHBMA [45] MOMPA [46] Cos ($) 801.99 801.76 Me hod HAS/DE [24] COOTBA Cos ($) 799.5762 799.378 Me hod MOMPA [46] GBBICOA [47] Powe loss (MW) 3.156 4.937 Me hod MSSA [48] COOTBA Powe loss (MW) 2.945 2.946 c 2023 ADVANCES IN ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING 178 POWER ENGINEERING AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING VOLUME: 21 |NUMBER: 3 |2023 |SEPTEMBER Fig. 9: Vol age o nodes in Case 1 and Case 3. As conside ing he OPF p oblem wi h TCSC, he uel cos s a e compa ed in Table 5. Abou he uel cos o Case 2, COOTBA has eached a smalle cos han all compa ed algo i hms, including SAA/TSA [1], CF-PSO [22], HAS/DE [24] by $5.335, $0.460, $0.060, co esponding 0.66%, 0.058%, and 0.008%. Clea ly, COOTBA is a high-pe o mance algo i hm o he OPF p oblem wi h he placemen o TCSC de ices. Howe e , when applying he no el y wi h he de e - mina ion o op imal loca ions (Case 3) and inc ease o TCSC limi , which is highe han 0.02 Pu (Case 4), COOTBA could each much smalle cos s han hese me hods. COOTBA s ill used he uppe limi wi h 0.02 Pu o TCSC in Case 3, bu i used a highe alue o TCSC wi h 0.0497 Pu in Case 4. And he change o assump ions (loca ion o placing TCSC and TCSC limi ) has led o a clea e ec i eness in educing elec- ici y gene a ion cos . Tab. 5: Compa ison o cos and powe loss om Case 1 Me hod Fuel cos ($) XT CSC (pu) SAA/TSA [1] (Case 2) 804.6497 0.02 CF-PSO [22] (Case 2) 799.7741 0.0107 HAS/DE [24] (Case 2) 799.3743 0.0200 COOTBA (Case 2) 799.314 0.0176 COOTBA (Case 3) 799.207 0.02 COOTBA (Case 4) 799.127 0.0497 5. Conclusion This s udy applied Coo bi d beha io -based op imiza- ion algo i hm o sol ing op imal powe lows o he IEEE 30-node ansmission powe ne wo k. Fou s udy cases ha e been implemen ed, in which Case 1 neglec s, bu o he s conside TCSC de ices. Case 2 only op i- mized he eac ance o TCSC, while Case 3 and Case 4 op imized bo h loca ion and eac ance o TCSC. Case 3 used he maximum eac ance o 0.02 pu; meanwhile, Case 4 expanded he ange o 1.0 Pu. The esul s can be summa ized as ollows: •COOTBA was supe io o abou i y o he algo- i hms in p e ious s udies o Case 1. As com- pa ed o he wo s compa ed algo i hm, COOTBA could each a smalle cos and loss by 3.78% and 40.3%, espec i ely. •COOTBA could each less cos han h ee al- go i hms, including a hyb id me aheu is ic algo- i hm and imp o ed e sions o PSO o Case 2. The highes educ ion in cos could be up o 0.66%. •Case 3 could each smalle cos , loss, and ol age de ia ion han Case 1 and Case 2, bu i eached wo se alues han Case 4. The esul s indica ed ha COOTBA is e y e ec i e o he con en ional OPF p oblem and expanded OPF p oblem wi h TCSC de ices. COOTBA was e ec i e in sea ching he loca ion and eac ance o TCSC de- ices. Ano he algo i hm based on loss sensi i i y ac- o s was applied o ind ansmission line 3-4 o TCSC placemen , bu COOTBA could ind mo e sui able ansmission lines. Wi h di e en limi s o TCSC’s e- ac ance, COOTBA ound di e en lines, and he di e - en lines could lead o be e esul s han o he s ud- ies. So, he s udy has high con ibu ions o applying COOTBA and sugges s op imizing bo h eac ance and loca ion o TCSC. Howe e , he s udy has unexpec ed sho comings in e ms o he pe o mance o COOTBA and he conside a ion o mo e se ious cons ain s. In he u u e, he s udy will be imp o ed by conside ing mo e FACTs de ices such as SVC, UPFC, and TCPAR o imp o ing he e ec i eness o ansmission powe ne wo ks wi h la ge-scale up o 118 nodes. On he o he hand, enewable ene gies will be employed, and he FACTS de ices will be employed o a oid he o e - load s a us o lines as well as imp o e uel cos , powe loss, and ol age p o ile o ansmission powe sys ems. Au ho Con ibu ions Bo h N.A.T. and T.M.P. pe o med he analy ic cal- cula ions and pe o med he nume ical simula ions. L.C.K. and T.T.N w o e he whole pape . N.A.T. and T.T.N con ibu ed o he inal e sion o he manusc ip . Re e ences [1] ONGSAKUL, W. and P. BHASAPUTRA. Op i- mal powe low wi h FACTS de ices by hyb id c 2023 ADVANCES IN ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING 179